The most epic Baltimore Team Building Scavenger Hunt EVER!

The Inner Harbor is one of the most well-known and populated locations in Baltimore. The Top of the World Observation Level will give you some pretty remarkable views of the city. The shops, restaurants, tourists and attractions are enough to keep your group engaged and having a blast long after your scavenger hunt is over. Experience all of the fun that the Inner Harbor can offer!

Check out Baltimore’s most up and coming neighborhoods and experience the chic boutiques, historic homes and storefronts, theatres, and the Chesapeake Bay cuisine for some of the most delicious Maryland crabs! Your whole team can enjoy a delicious seafood meal while laughing at the photos and videos the groups took during the scavenger hunt.

From the views of the Inner Harbor and the Baltimore skyline, to the beautiful cobblestone sidewalks and brick-front homes, this picture-perfect neighborhood is bound to offer some beautiful backdrops to some of your video challenges and photos during your epic team building adventure!

The streets of Mount Vernon are bursting with history and culture! While you’re there, be sure to check out the Washington Monument, the museums, and the eclectic variety of restaurants. This diverse neighborhood is sure to get your group pumped up for an epic scavenger hunt!

Meander down the streets of the oldest and most historic neighborhood in Baltimore with your team. Get ahead on the leaderboard by completing a challenge at the Star Spangled Banner Flag House or adventure over to the Phoenix Shot Tower. Whatever you choose to do and see in Historic Jonestown, your team will have an awesome time working together during their scavenger hunt!

Teams had to follow the trail of 60 baseballs that are painted on the sidewalk to find the Babe Ruth Birthplace Museum. As you might assume by the name, George Herman Ruth, known by most as “Babe” Ruth, was born at this location on Emory Street in 1895. It was his childhood home that has now been transformed into a museum honoring his legacy. In the museum, you will find all kinds of baseball memorabilia and history, including jerseys that belonged to the legendary Babe Ruth. The challenge at this stop was to take a photo of team members looking like they’re “up to bat” in front of this historic location.

The Horse You Came In On Saloon, located at Fell’s Point in Maryland, is the oldest operating saloon in the United States. This saloon was established in 1775, which means it has been serving locals and tourists in Maryland for over two centuries! The saloon has gone under multiple renovations but the owners have maintained its cowboy look and feel. The challenge for participants at this stop was to strike a pose like a cowboy in front of this legendary saloon.

Participants strolled along Baltimore’s Inner Harbor and were challenged to locate a true pioneer when it comes to environmental cleanup. The Inner Harbour Water Wheel has been personified into a character locals refer to as “Mr. Trash Wheel.” Mr. Trash Wheel was constructed in 2008 and has become somewhat of a local celebrity. It is a trash interceptor that rakes up trash from the water in Jones River which feeds into the Inner Harbor. Once the trash is out of the river it’s taken to landfill for proper disposal rather than making its way into the harbor. Participants were challenged to take a photo imitating Mr. Trash Wheels’ googly eyes.

For the next stop, scavenger hunters had to find the tallest statue in Baltimore, which is the National Katyń Memorial. This memorial is 56 feet tall and located near the Inner Harbor. This monument is dedicated to the Polish victims of World War II and serves as a reminder of the atrocities committed during the Katyń massacre. Teams were asked to take a more serious moment during their hunt to pay respects and honor the deep historical impact and the lives that were lost during this period of time.

This aquarium began in the mid-1970s and is located on the waterfront of the Inner Harbor. The aquarium has 5 levels, features over 750 different species, and holds more than 2,200,000 gallons of water! The National Aquarium conducts multiple conservation efforts through organizing environmental clean-up events and has even started an animal rescue program. For this fun photo-op, teams were challenged to take a picture to make it look like they’re under the sea at one of the exhibits—without getting wet of course.